Two men shoplift items at dollar tree store, Galesburg IL
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TheftTwo men committed shoplifting at the Dollar Tree near National Boulevard. One man took items inside the store while the other was the driver. The suspect wearing a black coat and red outfit was seen walking toward the nearby Hy-Vee Gas station.
Audio|Heard on: Galesburg Police and EMS Dispatch
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
I'm a shoplifting that just occurred at Dollar Tree near National Boulevard Dollar Tree.
00:04
They're advising that there were two male suspects.
00:07
One was taking items from inside the store.
00:11
They're advising they're outside now in a dark-colored Nissan.
00:17
28 of Charles' door (number withheld).
00:20
They're advising that the driver was not the suspect.
00:24
It was the passenger wearing a black coat and red outfit and now is seen walking towards Hy-Vee Gas.
00:38
Two are covered.
00:40
10-4[1]-0-43. The 20 checks back to an Nadeem Nakabaka-Baka-Baka.
00:46
Uh-vanazazazazza's hand shelter.
00:59
404 North Cedar Street apartment 1 404 North Cedar Street, apartment 1.
01:03
404 North Cedar Street, apartment 1.
01:21
215, your status.
01:26
I'm secure.
01:28
I just told you from 12th security the same budget from that accident and Lincoln and low from the other day.
01:36
I'm in the area.
01:42
I'm in the area.
01:50
Driver of that vehicle is now circling the parking lot at dollar tree.
01:55
Seventy-three toes on Zane.
02:04
463, 1040.
02:10
Go ahead.
02:15
An area of dollar tree.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
National Blvd, Galesburg, IL 61401
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